Nine Democrats and Seven Republicans are seeking to move on to the November ballot to serve as the first member of Congress representing the state’s 6th District in what's become one of the nation's most expensive races.

Candidates running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Oregon this year have raised an eye-popping $14 million so far this election cycle, newly released campaign finance disclosures show.

They draw from different geographic areas, enlisting support from big-name real estate developers, lawmakers, lawyers, techies and doctors.

The race to become the Democratic Party’s nominee to be governor has attracted a lot of money for three major candidates. But Brownsville resident Patrick Starnes is making the case that all that m…

When Oregonians go to the polls in about a year, they won’t see their current governor on their ballot for only the second time this century. Gov. Kate Brown can’t run for a third term, leaving Democrats with a wide-open primary for the first time since 2002.  Both parties’ contests[Read More...]